feel like rolex ad wont talk to me | Gave up on the Rolex Call

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I received a call from my AD today, out of the blue. He called and wanted to get my views on the Rolex & Tudor releases. We talked for approximately 45 minutes. I have no .Very normal for your AD to call to discuss the watches you’ve registered your interest in if they don’t have them. They’re just reaching out to you and offering courtesy as a service. They .

I had pretty much given up on a call from my Rolex AD. Over the last two years I have visited my Rolex AD 6 or 7 times (only two in my state, one near me). I bought my Tudor .You can’t just walk in to my local Rolex Boutique you have to call ahead and make an appointment. Other stores in town that are Rolex ADs and sell other watches/jewellery are .I found a lot of AD’s seemed pained to talk to me while I was wearing a Tudor. But when I walked in with a Rolex on, I got the first class experience. Maybe you’re even tired of looking at your phone because the calls you get are never from your local Rolex dealer. But the time has come to turn off your phone’s silent mode, .

[ROLEX] Went to my AD and they told me the wait list for the

The ad treated us like peasants and was reluctant to let my wife try on a Cartier. I looked at the omega case then moved on to the Rolex side where it was even worse, the guy . ADMIN MOD. [ROLEX] Went to my AD and they told me the wait list for the watches was closed. Just went down to my local AD, first time visiting. Tried to chat with the . On my way home from RSC, I talk to a Rolex authorized dealer. They still have no SS model, don't even mention about new Sub or new OP 39. Only a few 36mm Datejust to .

Sounds like your AD was being straightforward and honest about the wait time. You could increase your chances by visiting other ADs (from different parent groups). Good luck and . I received a call from my AD today, out of the blue. He called and wanted to get my views on the Rolex & Tudor releases. We talked for approximately 45 minutes. I have no purchase history with this particular AD, but have had them size the bracelet on two of . My local AD said they allow 'hold' the watch for 48 hours and will phone/text first. If zero response, it goes off to next person in line. obviously the next one coming to the AD will be allocated back to the customer who missed the call, so not getting the call is the worst.Okay so I reached out to all the AD's in Houston and New York for a sub date and I received three different answers: 1) They can't help me as they are fully commited for the next few years 2) They invite me over to their boutique to register interest and view their exhibition models 3) They'll call me as soon as one becomes available for me but .

Very normal for your AD to call to discuss the watches you’ve registered your interest in if they don’t have them. They’re just reaching out to you and offering courtesy as a service. They don’t know when they’re getting the watches you want, they just wait and see. I had pretty much given up on a call from my Rolex AD. Over the last two years I have visited my Rolex AD 6 or 7 times (only two in my state, one near me). I bought my Tudor Pepsi GMT from them. I talked up multiple salespeople and had a few take down my information on which one I wanted. I hope this post helps those trying to get their first Rolex from an AD. I had no Rolex ownership experience until 2021, had no relationships with any ADs, and had never owned a luxury watch. But I've always wanted to own a Rolex and decided to make it happen in 2021. I'm in my early 60s and professionally employed.

You can’t just walk in to my local Rolex Boutique you have to call ahead and make an appointment. Other stores in town that are Rolex ADs and sell other watches/jewellery are walk in. I usually drop an email ahead of a visit. Sounds like you are really hung up on the myth that Rolex tries to sell you unpopular watches before you are allowed to buy other watches. The truth is they sell what they have to sell, and existing customers get the call first.

I found a lot of AD’s seemed pained to talk to me while I was wearing a Tudor. But when I walked in with a Rolex on, I got the first class experience.

Good question OP - I actually asked the guys in the store (and the answer may well differ from one AD to the next) but they told me with a smile not to bother them - they wont forget me. They didn't forget either and I got the call in due course I received a call from my AD today, out of the blue. He called and wanted to get my views on the Rolex & Tudor releases. We talked for approximately 45 minutes. I have no purchase history with this particular AD, but have had them size the bracelet on two of . My local AD said they allow 'hold' the watch for 48 hours and will phone/text first. If zero response, it goes off to next person in line. obviously the next one coming to the AD will be allocated back to the customer who missed the call, so not getting the call is the worst.

Okay so I reached out to all the AD's in Houston and New York for a sub date and I received three different answers: 1) They can't help me as they are fully commited for the next few years 2) They invite me over to their boutique to register interest and view their exhibition models 3) They'll call me as soon as one becomes available for me but . Very normal for your AD to call to discuss the watches you’ve registered your interest in if they don’t have them. They’re just reaching out to you and offering courtesy as a service. They don’t know when they’re getting the watches you want, they just wait and see. I had pretty much given up on a call from my Rolex AD. Over the last two years I have visited my Rolex AD 6 or 7 times (only two in my state, one near me). I bought my Tudor Pepsi GMT from them. I talked up multiple salespeople and had a few take down my information on which one I wanted. I hope this post helps those trying to get their first Rolex from an AD. I had no Rolex ownership experience until 2021, had no relationships with any ADs, and had never owned a luxury watch. But I've always wanted to own a Rolex and decided to make it happen in 2021. I'm in my early 60s and professionally employed.

You can’t just walk in to my local Rolex Boutique you have to call ahead and make an appointment. Other stores in town that are Rolex ADs and sell other watches/jewellery are walk in. I usually drop an email ahead of a visit. Sounds like you are really hung up on the myth that Rolex tries to sell you unpopular watches before you are allowed to buy other watches. The truth is they sell what they have to sell, and existing customers get the call first.I found a lot of AD’s seemed pained to talk to me while I was wearing a Tudor. But when I walked in with a Rolex on, I got the first class experience.

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